Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 6 Jan 1997 19:43:02 +0000 ( ) | From | Neptho T <> | Subject | Re: Content of Kernel mailing list |
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On Sat, 4 Jan 1997, Andrew E. Mileski wrote:
> debugging. Anything that discourages people from reporting bugs, or > making suggestions, is not taken well.
I am not suggesting that people do not report bugs, but rather read the list before blind posting something which has been posted there 50 times previously... perhaps I should have explained in a bit more detail.
> I've tried in the past to stem the tidal wave of junk on this list. > I've learned to cope with it for the most part, and accepted it as > "it comes with the territory". Eventually you will too, or you'll > stop reading the list I suppose.
That is what I had hoped to avoid, I joined this list in the hopes the majority of the posts would be the discussion of the implementation of new hardware drivers, software ideas and protocols, I did not realize that the majority of the discussion was "Please help me fix this", I admit to being a bit brash in my comments, but I still believe that most had understood that I was pleeding that one reads their current Inbox to see if someone else has already posted this before creating a duplicate entry.
Sincerely, Neptho T. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Neptho T. Hackman The thing that separates men from animals is that The Prince of Perversia we don't use our tongues to clean our own genitals neptho@neptho.unixgeek.com A. J. Rimmer Systems Administrator - System Programmer - Security Consultant - Unix Demigod ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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